Gowran Park Mon, 19th Oct, 2026  Cosmic Funk The ground was soft enough for him there and the visors helped. He can be a bit lazy so they just helped keep him in Conor's hands. He gave him a great ride and is great value for his claim. He's a young lad that looks like he's going to have a bright future. The horse just needs things to go his way and back down in grade they went his way today. It was great to get the win out of him for Fergal Conroy who is a new owner in the yard. He was unlucky here two runs ago when he got into trouble on the rail but it was a lot more straightforward today.

Gowran Park Mon, 19th Oct, 2026  Venetian Star He has been a very frustrating horse. There were a couple of times we were sure we had the race sewn up but he always managed to get caught on the line or something. It's not that he's ungenuine but he probably barely just gets seven(furlongs). When you go back to six the horse just doesn't seem to enjoy it. To me he's a proper six-furlong horse but it doesn't seem to suit him. All we can do is keep him at seven now. Paddy (Harnett) got the fractions spot on there today. He doesn't have to be in front but he travels so well it's kind of hard to get him to settle. I said to Paddy to try take a pull coming down the hill and fill him up to come with one run. I'm delighted for the Brannigan family; Tony, Aileen and their son Luke. They gave me the horse at the start of the season and I'm delighted to have him. There might be a race for Galway in him. He likes the soft ground. We'll see what the handicapper does and if that worked out for him, he'll probably go to Galway.

Curragh Sun, 27th Sep, 2026  Soul Love I'm delighted with that. We didn't know if she'd handle the ground so heavy. We were here and we had what we thought was a good draw up the stands rail, which I think you need here on the soft ground. We decided to take our chance,.

Curragh Sun, 27th Sep, 2026  Soul Love I’m delighted with that. We didn’t know if she’d handle the ground so heavy but we were here and we had what we thought was a good draw up the stands’ rail, which I think you need here on the soft ground, so we decided to take our chance. Pierre is very good from the front. She jumped quick and got into a nice rhythm. I was a bit surprised the Amo horse (Power Blue) didn’t take us on a bit more, I thought that might try and spoil it for us. We were very comfortable from a long way out. We’ve been very lucky here in Ireland. Naas, the Curragh and Leopardstown have all been lucky places for us.

Sligo Wed, 5th Aug, 2026  Hi Corbett Court He's a nice horse and did that well. He ran well the first day (at Navan) and my horses were out of sorts when he ran at Curragh. I didn't run any two-year-olds for a couple of weeks after that. Then he ran well over five (furlongs) in a well-contested race at Cork. We felt he fitted into this race nicely and he was better back up to six today. If I'm allowed, I'd like to run him in a 0-80 nursery at the Curragh on the 16th, but we'll see what the handicapper does. He's in the Goffs Million and the owners had a runner in it last year and enjoyed the whole experience, so I'd say that might be his ultimate target.

Naas Wed, 22nd Jul, 2026  Soul Love Here and Leopardstown have been very lucky for me. We've had some nice winners here. She's such a tough filly, very game, very honest. To do that with a penalty. We'll try and pick up some Group 3 black type somewhere hopefully. I'm very happy with that. She's backed up a very good run the last day. It was only two weeks ago at York. She's pretty professional. I'm not sure where we'll go next but we'll try and find some Group 3 somewhere.